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Do Stock Prices Really Reflect Fundamental Values? The Case of REITs

William M. Gentry · Charles M. Jones · Christopher Clemens Mayer

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We are especially grateful to Jon Fosheim, Mike Kirby, and Green Street Advisors for providing crucial data used in this study.This paper was previously titled "Deviations between stock price and fundamental value for real estate investment trusts" and "REIT reversion: stock price adjustment to fundamental value."The views expressed

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